Preparing for the GDPR: Collecting Consent

·17 December 2019·Cyber Security

...needs to comply with the GDPR. GDPR-Friendly Consent Lawful consent under the GDPR needs to be both informed and explicit. Organizations have an obligation to present information about their data Read More...

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California’s new data privacy law brings U.S. closer to GDPR – TechCrunch

Dimitri Sirota·14 November 2019·Cyber Security

...is a galaxy, PII was the solar system. However, CCPA, and the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation GDPR, which went into effect in 2018, have shifted the definition to include Read More...

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Brexit and the GDPR: the impact on data transfers and data protection

Editor's Choice·11 November 2019·Leading Publication

...particularly for businesses that transfer data across EU territories. Whilst the UK government has committed to incorporating the EU GDPR into domestic UK law on exit day, meaning GDPR will Read More...

information-age.com· 64 Shares

GDPR fines were meant to rock the data privacy world. They haven’t

Matt Burgess·29 October 2019·Cyber Security

...are found in breach of GDPR. The most serious consequences can be fines of up to €20 million (£17m) or four per cent of a firm’s global turnover (whichever is Read More...

wired.co.uk· 471 Shares

CCPA and EU businesses – Another hurdle in race for compliance?

Authors·15 October 2019·Leading Publication

...© iStock/Frankljunior Just as global businesses settle into their second year of GDPR compliance, there is a new kid on the block. The California Consumer Privacy Act of Read More...

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Digital Disruption and Digital Transformation

Guest Blogger·15 October 2019·The Case For Digital Transformation

...of brands. Businesses of the future embrace privacy rights. However, regulatory action, like the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, often forces brands’ hands anyway. GDPR was introduced to provide Read More...

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Gamers propose punishing Blizzard for its anti-Hong Kong partisanship by flooding it with GDPR requests

Cory Doctorow·8 October 2019·Cyber Security

...to have a presence in so that they can maximize their profitability. o, if you want to submit a GDPR request, and live in the EU, you can use the Read More...

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EU court rules pre-checked cookie consent is not legally valid – Econsultancy

Enちゃん·2 October 2019·Leading Publication

...a promotional game (bundling cookie consent with another purpose). Isn’t this already the case? You might assume that explicit consent is already required under GDPR, which states that when consent Read More...

econsultancy.com· 68 Shares

Privacy Policy GDPR | Rattlesnake Cable Company

Rattlesnake Cable Company·25 September 2019·Cyber Security

...and (4) of the GDPR and, at least in those cases, meaningful information about the logic involved, as well as the significance and envisaged consequences of such processing for the Read More...

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Turns out GDPR compliance wasn’t as easy as it was supposed to be – and California’s version will be no different

Stuart Lauchlan·25 September 2019·Leading Publication

...in 2018. And with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) looming on the horizon, will the over-confidence around GDPR preparedness be re-run? According to new research from consultancy Capgemini – Read More...

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Harry can’t have his surname on his school books – because of GDPR

Beth Abbit·11 September 2019·Cyber Security

...the classroom and contain personal information relating to children. “The School has taken this decision to ensure compliance with GDPR and reduce the risks of a breach occurring going forward. Read More...

manchestereveningnews.co.uk· 3,732 Shares

With cookies under attack, the IAB Tech Lab calls for new tracking standards – Econsultancy

Patricio Robles·8 September 2019·Leading Publication

...to that research, Google’s real-time bidding (RTB) system violates the GDPR. Specifically, Brave alleges that Google, after eliminating unique IDs after the GDPR went into effect, developed a mechanism called Read More...

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